Im Rahmen der Mikronährstoffmedizin werden zur Prävention (Vorbeugung) und zur unterstützenden Therapie folgende Mikronährstoffe (Vitalstoffe) eingesetzt:

• Vitamine A [1], C [2, 20], D [4, 21], E [3, 20, 22], K [23], B6 [5], B12 [6], Biotin [7], Folsäure [24]
• Carotinoide – Beta-Carotin [13, 20, 31], Lycopin [14, 32]
• Spurenelemente Eisen [8, 25], Kupfer [9, 26], Mangan [10], Selen [11, 27, 31], Zink [28]
• Omega-3-Fettsäuren – Docosahexaensäure, Eicosapentaensäure [29, 30]
• Sekundäre Pflanzenstoffe – Polyphenole [15]
• Probiotika – Bifidobacterium animalis [33], Bifidobacterium bifidum [16, 34], Bifidobacterium infantis [19, 39], Bifidobacterium lactis [40, 41], Bifidobacterium longum [40, 41], Lactobacillus acidophilus [16, 18, 19, 33, 34], Lactobacillus casei [17, 18, 35], Lactobacillus lactis [18, 38], Lactobacillus plantarum [18, 36], Lactobacillus rhamnosus [18, 37], Lactobacillus salivarius [39]

Die obigen Mikronährstoffempfehlungen wurden mit Hilfe des EUSANA Expertensystems für Präventionsmedizin (Prävention und Therapie) erstellt. Sämtliche Aussagen des EUSANA Expertensystems sind durch Literatur mit hohen Evidenzgraden belegt.
Für eine Therapieempfehlung wurden nur klinische Studien mit den höchsten Evidenzgraden (Grad 1a/1b und 2a/2b) verwendet, die auf Grund ihrer hohen Aussagekraft die Therapieempfehlung belegen.

Hinweis!
Diese Daten werden in gewissen Zeitabständen aktualisiert. 
Das EUSANA Expertensystem ist stets auf dem aktuellen Stand der Vitalstoff-Forschung. Lassen Sie sich deshalb Ihre persönliche Vitalstoff-Analyse* mit Hilfe des EUSANA Expertensystems bei Ihrem Arzt erstellen.

*Zu den Vitalstoffen gehören unter anderem Vitamine, Mineralstoffe, Spurenelemente, lebensnotwendige Aminosäuren, lebensnotwendige Fettsäuren etc.

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